Pronunciation - how to pronounce English term (Dec/15/2009 )
As a non-English speaker, reading and writing is not a difficult things, as long as I know what those English terms mean.
However, very often I miss-pronounce a specific term that no one know what I am talking about.
Is there anywhere (on web preferably) I can learn how to correctly pronounce a English scientific term? so I can have chance join discussion with others.
Anyone have any suggestion one English pronunciation?
Thanks a lot
-wuxx0153-
wuxx0153 on Dec 15 2009, 05:49 PM said:
As a non-English speaker, reading and writing is not a difficult things, as long as I know what those English terms mean.
However, very often I miss-pronounce a specific term that no one know what I am talking about.
Is there anywhere (on web preferably) I can learn how to correctly pronounce a English scientific term? so I can have chance join discussion with others.
Anyone have any suggestion one English pronunciation?
Thanks a lot
However, very often I miss-pronounce a specific term that no one know what I am talking about.
Is there anywhere (on web preferably) I can learn how to correctly pronounce a English scientific term? so I can have chance join discussion with others.
Anyone have any suggestion one English pronunciation?
Thanks a lot
I guess it depends with whom you speak too...Canadians will pronounce different compared to people from UK or Ireland or India...many of the online dictionaries such as Merriam-Webster Online have a function to play the sound of the word (I guess in Oxford English pronunciation, but not sure)
-hobglobin-
Follow the Oxford Advanced Learner's dictionary. Look up the word U wish to know how they are pronounced and see the pronounciation symbols to learn the pronounciation.
-Nabi-